I shared with you the quilt I made for the DUDQS3 last week, but today I am very excited to share the quilt that I received.
My quilt was made by the very talented Kelli. Just look at that quilting! Isn't it stunning!! I absolutely love it!
Kelli has left the coloured squares un-quilted and they really pop.
It's going to look beautiful on my wall!!
Thank you so much Kelli, I really do love it!
PS: Are you planning on coming along to the Social Sewing this Saturday (the 27th October)? If so, please let me know!
Showing posts with label Mini-quilt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mini-quilt. Show all posts
Monday, October 22, 2012
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Green and Purple Wallhanging
I made this mini-quilt way back in May to practice making pinwheels like the ones I made for Olivia's quilt, but didn't want to post about it until now as it was using scraps from Laura's Wedding Quilt, and I didn't want to risk ruining any of the surprise of her quilt, including the fabrics.
I used some 2.5 inch squares, cutting them in half with a slight diagonal line. After deciding on my layout (see above) I stitched them back together along the diagonal line and trimmed the blocks square (approx 2 inches)
After adding a white border the top of my mini quilt was done:
I then basted it and quilted it 1/4" from the seamlines of the squares (a decision that I promptly regretted and learnt from before making Olivia's quilt).
After binding the mini-quilt was complete. It is about 9.5x14" and is the first quilt in the (to be) collection of mini quilts that I want to put on my bedroom wall in a little cluster.
I used some 2.5 inch squares, cutting them in half with a slight diagonal line. After deciding on my layout (see above) I stitched them back together along the diagonal line and trimmed the blocks square (approx 2 inches)
After adding a white border the top of my mini quilt was done:
I then basted it and quilted it 1/4" from the seamlines of the squares (a decision that I promptly regretted and learnt from before making Olivia's quilt).
After binding the mini-quilt was complete. It is about 9.5x14" and is the first quilt in the (to be) collection of mini quilts that I want to put on my bedroom wall in a little cluster.
Labels:
Mini-quilt,
Quilt,
Wall Hanging
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